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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2009
Page
4
The page lists staff members including Dave Mathews as Managing Editor, Finley as former Managing Editor, Luke Hales as Assistant Managing Editor, M A Bengtson as Community member, and a Sports Editor.
An Austin American Statesman column argues history shaped by Hollywood fuels tax incentive policy. It notes the Waco siege film controversy and Oklahoma City links, urging clear economic criteria over negative light standards to decide Texas incentives. The piece warns productions may relocate if Texas withholds tax breaks.
A reader celebrates American ideals of freedom and honors World War I veterans. They express gratitude for those who sacrificed and vow to uphold the standards set by service members, concluding with Semper Fi.
Kathryn Lopez notes Jenny Sanford, wife of Mark Sanford, gains support for her steadfast defense of family values after her husband's affair. Jenny declines public vilification, prioritizes children and marriage, while critics debate feminism and politics in South Carolina.
Contact details for The Baytown Sun staff include Clifton Clements publisher, Sandy Denson business manager, Joshua Hart circulation manager, and Gordon Gallatin advertising director. Key offices are at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown TX 77522 with main lines for news, retail, classified, and circulation. Readers are advised to call by 9 a.m. if a paper is late for redelivery.
Jane Howard Lee, Baytown Sun reporter, laments the shift in horror films toward mind twist endings and twist reveals. She notes rising "crazy or dead" conclusions, cites The Sixth Sense as a catalyst, and craves nerve-wracking scares with clear, satisfying endings.
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